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- Is there a way I can enter income on one taxpayer's return and share it with the spouse? That is, can I enter capital gains for one taxpayer and split 50/50 with spouse.
Is there a way I can enter income on one taxpayer's return and share it with the spouse? That is, can I enter capital gains for one taxpayer and split 50/50 with spouse.
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natalie2
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05-03-2020
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itonewbie
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05-03-2020
05:12 PM
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Under what circumstance is the capital gain being split? Does the spouse own 50% of the underlying asset?
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